Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle 300 calves 100 market not established. Hogs 2500 barrows and gilts strong to 25 higher, sows steady. 195-240 lb barrows and gilts 16.09 to 25, 275-400 lb sows 13.50 to 14.50. Sheep 25 market not established. Eggs:
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Kansas City
Egg market notes steady prices across categories
In Kansas City AP data on consumer eggs and wholesale eggs shows medium eggs trading mainly at 29 cents with 26 to 33 range and little change elsewhere. Large eggs remain largely unchanged with most values around 35 cents for 80 per cent A. Poultry and butter markets show no movement.
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Kansas City
Chicago grain market report with mixed futures
Chicago grain quotes show no wheat or oats sales with corn prices at various row levels and soybeans down several cents. March futures for soybeans at 2.63 to 2.64, wheat around 1.08, and corn near 1.13 to 1.15 with oats lower, barley mixed between making choice and feed grades.
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Chicago
Wall Street advances in irregular late-afternoon rally
The New York stock market resumed its rally with a choppy late afternoon rise. Volume reached about 4.2 million shares, versus 4.27 million the prior day, with gains in copper, motors, aerospace and utilities while steels drugs and electrical equipment fell. Rails were weaker and bonds mixed.
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New York
U.S
Local readers note winter misses and births in briefs
Mrs. Marie Hoffman of Plainwell Michigan writes about heavy snow and freezing temperatures in Chanute and urges renewal of The Tribune. Ambulance, car accident reports, a birth in Lawrence, and a Sunday dining alert at Norma's in Yates Center appear among other small notices and community items.
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Marie Hoffman
Plainwell, Mich
Tribune
Chanute
Plainwell
Am Tel
Anaconda Cosee
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Ford Mtr
Gamble Sk
Kan G &E
Monsan
Mont Ward
Dismen
Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony Eee Scenes Oh Ltd Oil NJ
U S Steel
Westy el
Hoffman
Robert Campbell
Lawrence
Kimberly Jo
Campbells
Jack Campbell
Eric
Jave
Alfred Heady
Glare
Norma’s
Yates Center
Bill to Sell Old Mansion Heard in Kansas House
In Topeka the Kansas House discussed a bill from the Buildings and Grounds Committee to sell the old executive mansion at public auction. Rep. F. H. Geiger said hearings will follow, noting a $2,500 annual maintenance budget for the vacant mansion.
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Topeka
Kansas
Buildings and Grounds Committee
F. H. Geiger
Everest
Geiger
John Anderson
Library
Cedar Crest
Frank MacLennan
Norma’s
Yates Center
Junior High Club Plans Activities at Launching Pad
The Marcia Allen led Junior High Club discussed weekend plans at Launching Pad including ping pong pool relays volleyball and a sock hop. Admission 25 cents for activity cards covers 16 to 21 year olds with a Valentine dance tentatively set for Feb 16.
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Marcia Allen
Eddie Ladd
Steve Alcock
Ray Zumalt
Toight
Yesternight
Fea
Mike Underwood
Danny
Pease
Don Gould
Cliff Sper
Martin'ry
Chanute
Rotunno
Man Arrested With Hidden Weapon Concealed Hobby
St Louis police stopped Thomas J Koehler 25 for a minor traffic violation and discovered a home made cannon and 10 cans of black powder in his trunk. Koehler a painter admitted the weapon was a hidden hobby and was jailed on a concealed weapon charge.
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ST. Louis
Thomas J. Koehler
Koehler
Alfred Miller
War era reunion and NATO talks headline set
German Countess Wanda Puker and her relatives reunite with 30 Italian POWs in Verona after aiding them at a Polish estate. The women guided prisoners to Allied lines to evade Soviet advance. Also noted are NATO chief Stikker’s Hague trip on U S nuclear use. Dr George Alexander Heard named Vanderbilt chancellor.
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Associated Press
Wanda Puker
Margot
Margot Schaffer von Bernstin
Verona
Italy
Countess’ Lagow
Poland
Limburg
Germany
George Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Heard
Harvie Branscomb
Graduate School
University of North Carolina
Branscomb
The
World Bank
Collision on Intercity Viaduct Claims One Life
Edward Vincent McCue 52, automobile salesman, died after a two car crash on the Intercity Viaduct Thursday night. Two other men Ronald Dean Swafford 21 and Charles Alexander Powell 21 were injured. Witnesses say McCue was on the wrong side of the viaduct. Eastbound traffic backed up nearly a mile. about 50 westbound trucks delayed two hours.
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Kansas City
Edward Vincent McCue
McCue
Ronald Dean Swafford
Charles Alexander Powell
Employment Drops 1.6 Million in January Amid Holiday Layoffs
The Labor Department reported January unemployment fell by over 1.6 million as temporary holiday layoffs surged. The number of jobless rose by 855000 to 4,672,000, driven mainly by cutbacks in temporary help positions.
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Washington
Labor Department
TVA Seeks to Buy 25 000 Palnuts
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced it wants to purchase 25 000 palnuts in Knoxville Tennessee. The item is listed in a routine procurement notice and reflects TVA's purchasing plans for an unspecified project.
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TVA
Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chicken and Noodle Supper Special at Kimball Church
Special notice for a chicken and noodle supper at Kimball Church. Held Saturday February 2 from 5 to 8 p.m. The advertisement invites attendees to join the community meal.
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Kimball Church
Senate Panel OKs Wichita University Bill
The Kansas Senate Education Committee approved a bill to bring Wichita University into the state system. The vote was by voice with some members absent, and the panel amended the measure to empower the Board of Regents to set a budget and negotiate contracts with faculty before July 1, 1964, the date the state would take over the school.
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Topeka
Education Committee
Kansas Senate
Wichita University
Board of Regents
Toll Road Proposed Linking Kansas City and Will Rogers Turnpike
A proposed 160 mile toll road would run near the Kansas Missouri line from Kansas City to Galena to connect with the Will Rogers Turnpike in Oklahoma. Sen. Ted Saar Jr. says feasibility shows need and potential profit and bond money may be available.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Will Rogers Turnpike
Kansas Senate
Ted Saar Jr
D-Pittsburg
Kansas-Missouri Line
Galena
Kan
Saar
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Stolen Car Report Solved by Officer
Policeman James Meisenheimer’s wife reported their car stolen. An all points bulletin was issued and Meisenheimer, while on duty, canceled it claiming the service station man had retrieved the car to be greased.
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Hutchinson, Kan
James Meisenheimer
Meisenheimer
Smoke screen mystery hits Topeka police refueling
Black smoke poured from patrol car exhausts at the Topeka police garage as diesel fuel contaminated the underground gasoline storage tank after refueling. Authorities investigated the sabotage affecting the department’s fleet and operations.
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Topeka
Kan
Coffeyville Mother and Baby Die in Auto Crash
A Coffeyville woman Mrs. Bobbie Ann Sanders 31 and her 11 month old daughter Donna Sanders were killed in a one car crash south of Coffeyville Nowata County Oklahoma Two other family members Judith Ann Sanders 3 and Steven Sanders 6 were injured The driver Carlton Reed 59 of Coffeyville escaped injury The car skidded on slippery pavement on US 169 ten miles south of Coffeyville jumped a ditch and stopped in a fence row
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Coffeyville
Kan
Nowata County
Oklo
Bobbie Ann Sanders
Donna Sanders
Judith Ann Sanders
Steven Sanders
Carlton Reed
Oklahoma
U.S. 169
Bride of six weeks killed in icy car skid
Mrs. Treva A. Gaines, six weeks married, was killed when her husband’s car skidded on icy pavement north of Baxter Springs Kansas and struck a bridge, authorities said.
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G. E. Barker
S. Central
Wichita
Ray Barker
Marc Gaddis
Neal Barker
Dayton
Ohio
Baxter Springs
Kan
Treva A. Gaines
Here
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Several Local Residents
Mrs. W S Alsup of Caldwell Idaho died after an extended illness at 72. Survived by husband one daughter three sons sister Mrs William H Dyer and brother Vernal Crabtree. Funeral in Caldwell Monday. James Clifford York of Everton Missouri died aged 86, survived by son E K York daughter Lola Erickson sister Mrs Clarence Drisdell 17 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren. Elmer Franks of Chanute died at Neosho Memorial Hospital aged 76. Survived by son Melvin and sister Mrs Minnie Lawhead. George T Moles of Urich Missouri died aged 84. father of Courtney Moles. Funeral in Adrian Saturday. Capt Paul Carlos and Mrs Dona Jean Carlos memorial rites planned with Rosary tonight and Requiem Mass Saturday. Paul born June 16 1926. served in USAF 13 years. Stephanie Elaine and Gregory Carlos are named in the extended obituary with birthplaces and family details.
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W. S. Alsup
Caldwell
Idaho
William H. Dyer
Washington
Vernal Crabtree
Gretchen
James Clifford York
Everton
E. K. York
Santa Ana
Calif
Lola Erickson
Bryant’s Rest Home
Clarence Drisdell
N. Santa, Fe
Greenfield
Canada Funeral Home
Elmer Franks
S. High ‘Land
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mulvane
Chanute
Lena May White
Kansas City
Ash Grove
Methodist Church
Melvin Frank
Phillip Frank
Minnie Lawhead
Denver
Johnson Mortuary
Paul Life
Odense Cemetery
George T. Moles
Urich
Courtney Moles
Humboldt
Adrian
Adrian Christian Church
Paul Carlos
Stephanie
Elaine
Gregory
Johnson Mortary
St. Patrick's Church
Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Erie
United States Air Force
Chanut High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
University of Sacramento
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Dona Jean Amberger
Mable Carlos
S. High
Robert Carlos
Peakville
N. Y
George Bernard Carlos
United States Navy
Keyport
Wash
Jeannine Harvey
Bengaria
Morocco
Mary Julianna Bedenbender
S. Evergreen
Paul
Dona Jean) Carlos
Harveyville
Gail M. Umberger
Washburn University
Topeka
Kansas University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Bruce
Amberger
Stephanie Carlos
Sacramento
Elaine Carlos
Gregory Carlos
Anchorage
Alaska
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report N e o s h o
Daily Transcrip t lists Wednesday and Thursday hospital admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Includes patient names, addresses, and departments such as medical surgery and the brief note of a birth. A fire call is logged for 1:35 a.m. on West Main Street with a 1948 car destroyed and cause undetermined.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rena Stillwell
S. Lincoln
Oren Barker
S. Ashby
Robert Lassman
N. Forest
George McKaska
Humboldt
Mark Melynk
N. Grant
Tommy Staggs
S. Evergreen
Don Cooper
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
Floyd Dillon
S. Plummer
Kenneth Gingrich
S. Lafayette
Max Beech
Central
Ross Gray
Cambridge
Bille Schurbach
Grant Wilson
S. Forest
Medical
Bryan Burk
John Brabant
Earl Wible
S Santa
W. Main
Phil Chaney
Italy's 25 000 doctors strike halts hospital services
In Rome AP reports 25 000 staff doctors walked out nationwide leaving only emergency services. The action targets a hospital reform plan before Parliament changing administration, age limits and qualifications for staff.
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Italy
Rome
Social Calendar Dial Tribune-HE 14100 8 Nornet of reed-a
Trainmer hosts a 2 p.m. event in hall 1OOF with reed-a music as listed on the social calendar.
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Dial Tribune
Nornet of
Reed
Hall
15 Barrel Well Drilled on Ketchum Elder Lease East of Chanute
Boyd Bogle Sons Drilling Co. completed a new oil well on the Ketchum Elder lease in Big Creek near Chanute. The well, drilled Wednesday with no gas or water pressure, yields about 15 barrels daily natural flow. J A Groves, who has shot all lease wells since 1947, calls it one of the best.
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Chanute
Big Creek
Boyd Bogle, Sons Drilling Co
R. R. Elder
Elder
J. E. Ketchum
Ketchum and Elder Oil Co
J. A. Groves
Groves
Royal couple delayed by weather on Pacific tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, exhausted after 20 hours aloft and 3 hours sleep, were forced to turn back to Vancouver overnight. A hotel prepared a suite with flowers for the royals as mothers hurried children from bed to glimpse their sovereign. Weather may delay departure for Fiji and the two month tour to Australia and New Zealand.
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Vancouver
B.C
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
South Pacific
Fiji
Australia
New Zealand
British Overseas Airways Corp
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